Nike Air Jordan 7 Retro 'Tinker Alternate'

Description

Tinker Hatfield created several colour options for the Air Jordan 7 in 1992 as Michael Jordan prepared for the Olympic Games in Barcelona. Jordan ultimately selected the version that became known as the iconic Air Jordan 7 “Olympic.” The alternate designs, originally intended to celebrate the Olympics in Rio, remained unreleased for years before finally debuting in 2016 as the Air Jordan 7 Retro “Tinker Alternate.” The sneaker features a bold white and blue colour-blocked upper that delivers a striking contrast throughout the design. It is also one of the few Air Jordan models to showcase Jordan’s Olympic jersey number, “9,” prominently displayed on the heel.